Per Diem Dispatcher​/Admin Assistant | Per Diem | Security

Summary Receives and dispatches emergency and routine calls for Concord Hospital Security in order to protect life and property and secure the well-being of the patients, visitors and staff. Answers calls in a timely, professional, and appropriate manner. Assists with administrative functions such as New Hire Badging, Parking Permit Issuance, and Payroll.

High school or equivalent (GED).

None Required

There is no experience requirement for this position. However, prior communications or public safety experience is desirable OR Any combination of education, training and experience which provides the knowledge, skills and abilities required for the job. Must be able to work shift as assigned.

• Monitors officer safety and progress on all calls for service.
• Receives and handles incoming telephone calls, the Security Window, Simplex Fire System, Hugs System, Lenel, Vocera, Pager, Call Boxes, Radio and Intercom System.
• Provides information for officers as needed; ensures that all calls for service are updated in Security Dispatch, and ensure that all computer files are updated for each call.
• Ensures that members of the Management Team and resource persons (RP) are kept current on all calls of importance.
• Makes outgoing calls to Concord Police and Concord Fire to give or obtain information for officers, administration, and department members; ensures a constant and correct flow of information between all parties involved in incidents.
• Monitors police and fire radio traffic of other agencies; transmits and receives information on two-way radio channels to provide information as requested or assistance as needed.
• Maintains building security by monitoring cameras throughout the organization both on and off campus.
• Regulates access to several doors throughout the organization through Lenel and the Intercom system.
• Monitors audio intercom; ensures that no unauthorized access is gained.
• Monitors safety of patients and staff in our behavioral health units to ensure safety.
• Uses audio and visual devices as necessary.
• Monitors interior and exterior security of our buildings and vehicles in our parking lots and garages.
• Answers calls from alarm companies and law enforcement agencies and dispatches appropriate personnel.
• Ensures that radio and other equipment in the dispatch center remain in working order; notifies responsible parties of any failures.
• Provides officers, clinical staff with information from Dispatch / Omnigo Report Exec on patients and forwards information to officer and clinical staff on cautions on patients as needed.
• Records information in Dispatch for all calls for service, including names, descriptions, locations of incidents, vehicle descriptions, descriptions of missing persons, and times of officer notification, arrival, and clearing of calls.
• Retrieves information from Dispatch / Omnigo Report Exec, including prior calls for service, prior contacts or Staff Safety Advisories.
• Utilizes parking database to identify employee vehicles, registration status and prior violations.
• Uses Omnigo/Report Exec to manage lost and found requests, sign out temporary badges and call room keys.
• Issues IDs and Access Control Badges Enters Payroll Performs other related duties as required.

• Knowledge of:
  The territory contained within the Concord Hospital campus as well as offsite locations.
• Correct use of radio and telephone communications systems.
• Skill in:
  Operating office equipment and typing.
• Dealing effectively with a variety of people, including during an extreme emergency.
• Mental and Physical Abilities to:
  Read and understand written directions, text, numbers, and hospital terminology.
• Learn proper dispatch procedures, including analyzing incoming information to determine the level of resources required and the ability to prioritize calls.
• Learn to operate radio, telephone, and related equipment operations.
• Perform multiple tasks concurrently.
• Maintain a calm, measured demeanor during periods of extreme stress.
• Assimilate information and respond quickly.
• Handle a wide variety and large volume of calls.
• Establish effective professional working relationships with Officers, Managers, hospital staff, patients and visitors, ambulance company representatives, fire service and EMS personnel, and members of other public safety agencies.
• Hear, understand, and orally communicate detailed information accurately and completely.
• Speak clearly and distinctly.
• Remain calm…